Where is the photocell located.
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On the top of the fixture (not visible on this photo). It protrudes at the top and can be adjusted for light sensitivity.
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I got the same problem so, you need to changed it to a place where it get enough sunlight and make sure nothing is blocking the cell that will fix the problem
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There may be some light shining onto the photocell. Also make sure all your connections are secure and tight. Also check your voltage for the appropriate requirements.
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It's made to work either way. All you do is like flip the switch for 3 seconds or something like that and it will stay on.....Then when you turn it back to photocell turn it off and flip switch right back on and it will come on, but go out when you walk off.
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It's in the center on top behind the lens, you can't see it in any of the photos. It's there.
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I am pretty sure it is based on the photo cell, because their are no clock settings. I just use mine in auto, on and off with the sun.
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On the side of the base. You touch an indentation and it starts at the lowest light level, if you touch it again it goes to the medium level, and a third touch brings it to the brightest level.
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No, the photo cell could be pointed the wrong direction or too close to a building, other object. Could be dirty, try cleaning it off.
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It is located on the back if to pole that holds the light assy. It's a small twisty nob.
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The transformer/photocell needs to be mounted outside where the cell can monitor the amount of natural light. If the photo cell/transformer is installed inside the garage where there is no natural light the lights will be on all the time. I mounted mine out side and protected it with a gallon freezer bag upside down over it and sealed at the bottom. Donna
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Please look closely, it's on one side of the panel (or point the picture to enlarge so you can see clearly).
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If your light meter is out it is most likely the small camera battery is out. It's a small flat battery you can find usually at walgreen or a specialty battery store. It's usually located at the bottom of the camera. It's a small circular piece you can unscrew with a coin (or key). Take the battery that was in there out and take it to a hardware or battery store to get a replacement.
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On the bottom. I have had two of these cameras and both times the batteries would not stay put and I would get "low battery" warnings constantly, even after changing the batteries. I replaced this camera after owning it for only a month.
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I is important to allow the cell to gather solar energy. If the film is left in place, it may hinder the reception and storage of energy.
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I agree with David. I have mine on a switch and simply turn the switch off if I don't want it to come on that evening or if I want to turn it off early. No need to disable the photocell. It's a great light, very bright and very economical. I've had it for a year now. Jim
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The unit does not come with a photo cell. We used an in-line 110v photo cell and works fine. The unit has a standard electrical thread 3/4 male support. Therefore, it can be mounted easily on a pipe with a 3/4 female coupling. Or, as we did, remove the support and the fixture has a 3/4 threaded hole. A pipe with a 3/4 male coupling screws right in.
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Make sure you replaced it with the correct photocell get a small voltage tester to see if the unit is working properly check for loose wires